What if there were a few things that you could practice that would make everything else you play sound better?<\/p>\n
If you strip away all the complexity and variation from classical guitar technique right-hand practice, you can arrive at a small, core group of patterns that most others are made of.<\/p>\n
For instance, we only have 10 numbers. (1234567890). \u00a0All other numbers are built from those 10. \u00a0If you want to learn anything involving math, the best place to start is to know those numbers.\u00a0 If you don’t, nothing else will make sense. \u00a0Same thing for classical guitar technique right hand movements.<\/p>\n
In your practice, if you focus first on the core fundamental elements<\/a>, and play them to integrity, your overall level of playing will rise, and you will be laying the foundation of great technique for all your future years of playing.<\/p>\n Of course, the main challenge is ingrain and habituate\u00a0the fundamentals of good movement on the classical guitar. \u00a0This takes time, attention and repetition.<\/p>\n